After falling short against Florida State in the ACC Softball Championship, Stanford softball still earned a spot in the Stillwater Regional this weekend, where Oklahoma State will be their biggest competition.
It has been a tough season for Stanford baseball, but even though the program fell well short of its goals this year, manager David Esquer enjoyed a full circle moment.
Stanford football continues to turn heads. Ushering in a new era led by first-year head coach Tavita Pritchard, the Cardinal are looking to return to the national spotlight and become a contender once again.
Stanford softball's regular season began with two wins against Oklahoma State in the Stanford Invitational, including a 10-0 run-rule win on Feb. 7. This weekend, one of their seasons will end, likely at the hands of the other program.
This weekend, big man Austin Maurer broke the news that he has committed to the Stanford Cardinal. The seven-foot center began his college career with GCU before transferring to Seattle Redhawks this past season.
Stanford athletics have been in the spotlight for several reasons over the years, but in recent days, the Cardinal have received attention for all the wrong reasons.
Stanford is moving on to the ACC Championship semifinal, after walking off No. 25 Louisville on Thursday afternoon on a River Mahler sacrifice fly in the eighth inning.
A monumental change to college football could be coming soon, and it's a change that Stanford fans will like, as Yahoo Sports insider Ross Dellenger reported this week that college football coaches are showing support to expand the College Football Playoff to 24 teams while also doing away with conference title games.
Stanford softball continues to put itself on the map. Since taking over as head coach ahead of the 2018 season, Jessica Allister has built Stanford from the ground up, taking the program from 24-31 with only three wins in conference play her first year to a perennial top-25 team.
We now have an idea of what the Stanford starting lineup may look like when it takes the field for the first time in 2026. Last month, the Cardinal held their annual spring practice sessions over the course of four weeks, the first time that the new-look program took the field as a team.
Taryn Kern is going pro. The Stanford star is the latest Cardinal to jump to the Athletes Unlimited Softball League, and yet another sign of what Stanford softball has to offer aspiring athletes.
Another season for Stanford baseball ends in disappointment. Eager to return to the College World Series for the first time since 2023, the Cardinal entered the season with the expectation to make it back, but a slow start put them in a big hole that they never really dug out of.
Officially in a new era led by first year head coach Tavita Pritchard and second year general manager, Andrew Luck, the Cardinal have high hopes for themselves this fall and are eager to return to being nationally relevant.
Stanford softball is rolling entering the ACC Softball Championship. Ending the regular season at 36-12 (18-6 ACC) and riding a 14-game winning streak, the vibes are high for the Cardinal as they enter the ACC tournament as the No.